Warning! Don't build this yourself. I built one about the same size,
the Charles Morgan, whaler, and it took 4 years of constant work,
massive research, and a bag of home made tools. Ya ever try and load
a 6 inch whaleboat with harpoons, buckets of line, water, provisions,
rudder, oars, and a working sail? And still room for a crew when the
boat is lowered??? In scale, and all functional???
I repeat, do not try this at home! Spend the ten grand, build a
case yourself, and lie to your friends. Better yet, buy more power
tools!
Rich.....
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It looks like a fine work.
You doubtless have seen the real one. Have you seen the French
reconstruction of the Frigate Hermione? It's quite a piece of carpentry.
http://www.hermione.com/home/
Tim W
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Beautiful work, as usual. Keep it up and keep letting us know about it.
Gary